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Bro, where to collect?

Your piping works looks cool.... Thumbs up for that...

bro, Reserve the pure red blasto (right side) over 20 polyps @ $40 for me

your flame saw FOOD haha

Blue Fibreglass Tank. With delivery ($60). Self collect ($50) Specs: D30 x W70 x L107 cm Condition: 8/10 Solid fiberglass tank. Not plastic.

Decided to add in a yellow eye cole. Let me know if you happen to see one leh... They are known to be excellent algae grazer

ya man... being stocking up..

Bro, u should take the pics of your prata under actinic la... It is not brown as shown on the avatar leh when i see it in your tank...

This going to be exciting... One Qs bro: U have enough clearance for your light?

Bro, so what are those corals that u are letting go?

The display is a real neat idea... One glance show all.... Hmmmm Aquatronica ... hands itching..

Wow... DE.. are you tranforming your 6 footer to a reef tank? SPS??

After the PT, YT and algae blenny, i had no idea what kind of fishes i can put liao... Was toying of the idea of another algae blenny. very hardworking fellow...

No wonder i see less & less fish in KenK tank... i think he bbq them...

Good stuff flies everywhere what...

Bro Jevis & Gonio keepers, here an abstract from the first edition of reef notes by Julian Sprung on keeping Goniopora.. not meant to be a discouraging statement.. Another pt to note is that this is the 1990 edition and may be outdated as technology in reef equipment had advance at such speed and previously unkeepable species had now strive under captive conditions.. Please don't quote me on anything below as i merely abstract them from the paragraph and something for you guys to think about. Hopefully there will be success in keeping these species...Here the abstract" "Success with Goniopora had improved over the years but it is still a mysteriously difficult coral. I now believe that trace elements do play an important role in the problem. Also, lighting seems to be another factor, but general statements cannot be made since different species have different requirements. There is also speculation about the importance of amino acids in nutrition" "When attempting to keep Goniopora there are some additional parameters that should be maintained to achieve best success. Temperature is critical for hard corals; Goniopora likes water currents and should be bathed by a good turbulent flow. Wave surge would be a plus too. Finally, lighting is key to success. Goniopora is a misleading coral because it respond positively to most lighting initially, even to metal halide lights which ultimately burn back its tentacles" "Goniopora usually grows in large monospecific stands, and the specimens we recieve are often hacked off of a columnar based and therefore be injured. ore importantly, considering their typical isolation in nature, this genus may be sensitive to slime exuded by other coral species. It may be a problem of Goniopora being stung or irritated by other coral in the aquarium even when they do not touch or attack each other"

Bro, i think i read it somewhere that probes need to be a least a few inch apart else there will be interference...

Yes please.... i just love starfish... will drop by your place in a while... need to pass the light to u too....

That;s good news...

bro fishtalk... dun you know i have a dozen fishes in my tank already??? All the sand stars and brittle star though. haha.. Purchase PT & YT already.. still in guarantine tank leh...

Like the way u label your electrical plug.. very need btw, is the pics top view or side view... if the pics is the side view, u feel safe with your sockets below the PVC water pipe? What is leaking?

Luckily i login to SRC first... I am still thinking of dosing Mg in a while... i had just dose Ca an hr ago...

bro, i believe those Aquatronica pple will be very willing to come down anytime to fix it for you man....

Onz..... but i need a lorry full of airstone

Hammy still studying... Don't encourage him to spend too much on big items... haha But once he start working end of this yr....